A boost in support for specific needs of service women
More than £700,000 received in funding from our dedicated programme to support service women.
Read MoreMore than £700,000 received in funding from our dedicated programme to support service women.
Read MoreThe Early Years programme is back for 2025 and we’re excited to share that applications are now open!
Read MoreThe Service Pupil Support Programme is back and bigger than ever, now offering grants up to £150,000!
Read MoreAlison Penny, Coordinator of the National Bereavement Alliance, looks at where our new research sits in the wider landscape of evidence on bereavement support and what needs to change.
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Categories: Armed Forces Covenant Fund, Carers and Families, Current Serving, Forces families, Funds, New programmes, Programme news
A new funding opportunity for charities supporting bereaved military families is now accepting expressions of interest.
Read MoreWe commissioned the National Centre for Social Research (NatCen) to conduct research into the needs of the Royal Navy submariner community and the impact of separation on family life, to help strengthen the design of what comes next.
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Categories: Armed Forces Covenant Fund, Carers and Families, Current Serving, Forces families, Programme news, Projects we've funded, Serving women
We’re starting 2025 with some great news – we’ve awarded over £3.3 million in the latest series of grants made under the Covenant Fund.
Read MoreA webinar to show the outcomes of the Supporting Armed Forces in Acute Hospital Settings programme.
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Categories: Armed Forces Covenant Fund, Carers and Families, Current Serving, Forces families, Programme news, Projects we've funded, Serving women, Veterans
We are delighted to announce grants totalling more than £160,000 have been awarded to 9 outstanding projects in the first round of our Hidden Voices programme.
Read MoreJoin our free webinar on Tuesday 21 January providing an introduction to Thrive Together, the second phase of the successful Veterans’ People Places and Pathways Programme.
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